There’s nothing shameful or dirty about sexually transmitted diseases/infections. If you’re sexually active, it’s important to get tested regularly to keep you and your partner safe. #sexualhealth #sexeducation #std PC: @chatncsd
Having sex is a personal choice, but it won’t change who you are. So why put so much pressure on the first time? Becoming sexually active is a normal and healthy part of life. So own it!
You’re invited! We'll be hosting the Sex, Etc. Racial & Reproductive Justice Summit for teens on Saturday, July 18th at 1 p.m. EDT. This kick-off Zoom call will be an opportunity to discuss issues of race, #ReproductiveJustice and what you can do. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.⠀
Register here: https://buff.ly/2MqVCc3
A Small-Town LGBTQ Ally Speaks
Right now, it can be tough spending more time at home where family or neighbors might not support your beliefs. Check out our new story on being an LGBTQ ally in a small conservative town. Despite some pushback, staff writer, Margo, 16, says “I have hope that my hometown and its residents are capable of change.”
Visit https://sexetc.org/info-center/post/a-small-town-lgbtq-ally-speaks/ for the full article!
#lgbtq #lgbtqally #pride #sexed #sexualhealth #sexetc #teenhealth
“February 14th is all about romance—or so it can seem. It seems that all anyone can talk about on Valentine’s Day is their significant other or crush. But what about celebrating the other important people in your life? I know most people think that romance is the most important aspect of this holiday. And romance is important, don’t get me wrong. But in my experience, love is what Valentine’s Day centers on, and love is something that can be felt with just about anybody. So remember, cherish the ones you love the most—whether that be a partner, family member or friend! Everyone deserves to have a happy Valentine’s Day!”
--Samanthan Gunton, 15, Sex, Etc. Staff Writer
#ValetinesDay #love
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Happy Halloween!
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Yeah, that doesn't prevent pregnancy.
Dfgajagakala it’s so you don’t get a UTI 😂
Good sex education is about separating facts from fiction and this includes racist sex myths and stereotypes.
If you’re constantly putting on the playa façade, your partner never gets to know you. How can your partner figure out if you’re right for them if you’re constantly being fake? You’ve got to be who you are, know what you want and be secure enough in yourself to show your true self to a partner.
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In this house hold we love and respect ourselves
A lot of people worry that their breasts are too small and are therefore unattractive. A partner who truly loves and cares about you will be attracted to you for a number of reasons and will love your breasts simply because they are a part of the person they love.
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To our patients, our supporters, and our staff: We have your back — no matter your gender identity, no matter what.
Possible Pros
- Most people, both teens and adults, find that becoming a parent pushes them to a new level of responsibility. A parent realizes that a child is completely dependent, so that parent may get and keep a job to support the child. Some teens or adults may really enjoy this responsibility. It can be rewarding, though difficult, work.
Possible Cons
- Teen parents cannot live the life of a typical teenager. You will not be able to go out with friends as often. You will have to figure out how to finish school while caring for a baby who needs care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Your life will revolve around another person who depends on you.
Today, we have a better understanding of who is affected by HIV/AIDS. When Sex, Etc. was first published, it was known that HIV/AIDS did not only affect gay men, but many continued to believe this myth. Anyone having sex with someone who is HIV positive, regardless of sexual orientation, can get HIV. And the only way you know someone is HIV positive is if they get tested.